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In this tutorial we will start up with this build up scene which i have created using Nurbs Revolve Tool and Plannar Tool in Maya.
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Fast rendering Mental Ray basics
Mental Ray basics covering use an panoramic image to light a Mental Ray scene
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Create Interior Design with Maya
Maya tutorial how to create interior design and rendering with mental ray
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Creating Releastic Light Lamp
In this tutorial we will walk you through the process of creating believable Lamplight using Maya. To give lamp realistic effect we just can’t put a single point light in the middle but we have to use...
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Creating Releastic Candle Flames
Making believable candle flames is like a challenge for Maya rookies. In this tutorial we will walk you through the process of creating realistic looking candle flames. Here we will use multiple point...
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Getting started with MentalRay Final Gather
This tutorial was designed to teach anyone who is interested in rendering with Mental Ray's Final Gather but was either scared to learn or simply didn't think they had the time.
HDR Lighting in Maya using HDR Shop
HDR Lighting in Maya using HDR Shop, and the LightGen Plugin: The barebones approach to quickly get started with HDR lighting
Using Sun and Sky in mental ray with Maya
This tutorial will teach you to use Maya8.5 new Sun and Sky system wuith Mental Ray.
Light Tutorial - Part 3
The source of all our natural light is the sun, however it takes on different characteristics at different times of day and in different weather conditions.
Light Tutorial - Part 2
The direction that we view a light source from has a profound effect on our perception of it, and on how the objects in a scene will appear.